Exploring stakeholder perspectives on the energy transition – starting with the investor. In this session, we will review: 
•    Approaches investors can take to actively engage with and influence their sustainability practices 
•    Strategies investors can employ to build resilience and capitalize on the opportunities presented by the energy transition
•    Underinvested or overlooked areas that exist within the traditional energy sector 

Balancing stakeholder priorities:
•    Consumer Needs vs Emissions Reduction Goals – Best practices for balancing these priorities 
•    Conducting detailed cost-benefit analyses of sustainability initiatives
•    Leveraging partnerships, innovation, and technology to drive emissions reductions
•    Communicating progress and tradeoffs clearly to maintain stakeholder trust
 

Join us for a timely discussion on the recent results and implementation insights from new methane detecting satellites. An increasing number of satellites will find and measure methane emissions with unparalleled precision - including emissions that other satellites simply can’t see – and this is changing the landscape of how people think about large methane emission events. 
This panel will explore: 
•    What is the role of space borne observations in emissions monitoring and what insight can they provide into the methane intensity of natural gas production
•    How data standardization can enhance comparability and benchmarking across observation platforms and groups estimating methane emissions from space. 
•    What to be aware of when using satellite observations of methane and what it may mean for your organizations emissions reporting practices 
•    What types of data are available through the Greenhouse Gas Center and how you can use them for Emissions Data Integration
 

International benchmarks are increasingly shaping policy design worldwide. Join us for an overview of reporting standardization, emerging policy trends, and more. 
Understand how trends, particularly those in other major economies, can help organizations anticipate and prepare for evolving domestic reporting requirements.
 

•    Understand what Decarbonization means for your organization's digital needs 
•    Explore how robust emission tracking can benefit your organization's reputation, environmental impact, and regulatory compliance
•    Learn how to turn carbon credit reporting into a valuable tool to benefit your business

Discover how leading companies are reducing methane emissions. This session delves into cutting-edge technologies, proven strategies, and emerging best practices for methane emissions reduction across the energy sector.
•    Implementing cost-effective strategies for emissions reduction across operations 
•    Navigating evolving regulatory requirements and reporting standards 
•    Building a comprehensive methane management program

This session will equip participants with essential knowledge about implementing effective methane emissions reduction strategies

•    Discuss emerging trends and technologies that will shape the future of methane detection
•    Learn how 24/7 monitoring can improve emissions detection, reduce leaks, and enhance environmental compliance
•    Discuss how methane emissions quantification and surveillance using measurement and real time modelling 
•    Forward thinking on the future of methane emission reduction

•    Transportation and Scope 3 Emissions 
•    Technology, AI and Future Energy Emissions 
•    Monetizing Emissions Management with 24-7 Monitoring 
•    Where is US Climate Policy Heading - Implications for the Oil and Gas Industry 

•    What is new and innovative on the market 
•    How are we reporting on these new methods
•    Engaging with stakeholders and sharing best practices 

In this session, we will focus on: 
•    Reviewing the historical context and development of the Carbon Tax
•    Current carbon pricing mechanisms and their impact on US policy
•    Evaluating how carbon pricing aids in standardizing reporting obligations across multiple jurisdictions
•    Maintaining data integrity across different reporting systems

This panel discussion will focus on strategies for capturing and analyzing carbon data to inform business decisions and reporting.
•    Developing a standardized approach to collect, aggregate, and analyze carbon emissions data across the organization
•    Enabling faster data collection and more efficient decision-making by having a single source of truth
•    Leveraging data to meet existing and emerging carbon reporting regulations and requirements
 

Supply chain transparency is moving towards the centre of management obligations. Scope 3 emissions across a company's value chain typically account for 70-90% of its total carbon footprint, and remain among the most challenging to measure and manage. Pressure is growing from large industrial buyers, LNG shippers, utilities and key Asian and European markets for producers to measure, monitor and reduce emissions, deforestation and other impacts, from wellhead to burner tip, as well as to maximize benefits for project affected communities. Join us for a discussion about how operators across the value chain are working to mitigate these risks through technology, management and third-party assurance.

•    An overview of PCFs and LCA in the chemical industry. Defining the scope, processes and user journeys
•    Product carbon footprint and LCA in the context of enterprise sustainability data and reporting and approach to an activity based common model
•    Best practices for implementing solutions for supplier and customer engagement 
•    Key differentiators and business value drivers
 

Dive into the future of environmental management in our dynamic panel discussion featuring pioneering industry experts. Explore how state-of-the-art technological solutions are transforming emissions tracking and reporting, enabling businesses to:
•    Streamline complex processes
•    Dramatically enhance data accuracy
•    Artificial Intelligence in Carbon Reporting

The lightning rounds will feature case studies presented by speakers, each given 15 minutes to share industry challenges, solutions, or best practices.

Large organizations face large organizational challenges. Many organizations have access to new technologies, but still use time-consuming spreadsheets to track data—what’s missing and what is needed to bridge the gap and propel organizations to adapt and gain a competitive edge through adopting technological changes. This session will discuss the challenges of adopting new technologies into organizational best practices to overcome them.

In this session we will explore moving to the next step, beyond Emissions Tracking, Reporting, Compliance and talk about how we move our results into actions. Bring your questions for this interactive session where we will cover: 
•    Developing long-term plans incorporating your emissions data
•    Progress monitoring and setting up a framework for success
•    Setting, targets and indicators and championing organizational change